- Matchup: San Antonio Spurs vs New York Knicks
- Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2026
- Venue: Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
- Broadcast: ABC
- Betting Odds: San Antonio (+1.5)
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On Wednesday, the iconic Madison Square Garden will host the New York Knicks (53-29) as they face off against the San Antonio Spurs (62-20) in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. The Knicks lead the series 2-1, while San Antonio enters as 1.5-point underdogs. The over/under is set at 216.5.
In Game 3, the Spurs achieved a hard-fought victory with a score of 115-111, securing their first win of the series. They showcased a shooting efficiency of 46.4% from the field (39 of 84) and connected on 12 of 34 three-point attempts. At the charity stripe, the Spurs hit 25 of 32 free throws, translating to an impressive 78.1% success rate. On the boards, they secured 37 rebounds, with 6 coming offensively. The Spurs also dished out 28 assists, forced 13 turnovers, and recorded 7 steals. Defensively, they held the Knicks to 45.5% shooting, allowing 40 of 88 attempts from the floor. New York managed 18 assists and recorded 4 steals, grabbing a total of 46 rebounds (12 offensive, 34 defensive) and registering 7 blocks. The Knicks converted 81.8% of their free throws, making 18 of 22 attempts, and sank 13 out of 37 attempts from beyond the arc while both teams logged 21 and 23 personal fouls, respectively.
Victor Wembanyama played a pivotal role in the Spurs’ victory, finishing the game shooting 61.1% from the field while accumulating 6 assists. He logged 39 minutes on the court, grabbing 8 rebounds, and contributed 32 points with 11 of his 18 shots finding the net.
The Spurs have a stellar season record of 62-20. They average 13.5 turnovers per game and commit around 18.9 personal fouls each outing. Collectively, San Antonio secures 47.0 rebounds per game and tallies 2,302 assists throughout the season, ranking them 9th in the league. Their three-point shooting stands at 35.9% (1,116 of 3,108), and they shoot 78.7% from the free-throw line. They score an average of 119.8 points per game (3rd in the NBA) while shooting 48.3% from the field.
Defensively, the Spurs force an average of 13.0 turnovers and draw 20.2 personal fouls. They rank 12th for assists allowed, surrendering 2,148 on the season. Opponents shoot 45.1% against them (3,366 of 7,469) and average 42.6 rebounds per game. They concede 35.2% from three-point range and are 8th in the league, allowing an average of 111.5 points per game.
New York’s setback in Game 3 has made Game 4 critical, as they must defend their home-court advantage. The Knicks allowed the Spurs 37 rebounds (6 offensive). Their three-point shooting was at 35.3%, making 12 of 34 while hitting 25 of 32 free throws (78.1%). San Antonio converted 39 of 84 attempts, achieving a shooting percentage of 46.4%. The Knicks went 40 for 88 from the field (45.5%). They also made 13 out of 37 three-point attempts (35.1%) and sank 18 free throws for an 81.8% conversion rate. The Spurs committed 21 personal fouls, giving the Knicks 22 free throw attempts, alongside 13 turnovers and 4 steals. New York recorded 34 defensive rebounds and 12 offensive rebounds for a total of 46 board grabs.
Jalen Brunson was a key player for the Knicks, finishing with 32 points on 11 of 25 shooting (44.0%) in 35 minutes, also contributing 5 rebounds and 5 assists.
The Knicks currently hold a 53-29 record this season. They average 20.0 personal fouls per game and convert at 79.2% from the free-throw line. Their assists average is 27.4 (13th in the league), with a turnover average of 13.6. New York has scored 9,549 total points this season, averaging 116.5 per game, alongside an average of 45.6 rebounds.
Defensively, the Knicks allow 36.2% shooting from three-point range (1,138 of 3,145) with opponents converting 77.8% of their free throws. They give up 25.0 assists and 40.5 total rebounds per game, ranking them 6th and 4th in the league, respectively. On average, New York allows 110.1 points per game, placing them 5th in defensive standings. They force 14.4 turnovers per game and allow opponents to shoot 46.0% from the field (5th in the league).
Who will cover the spread in tonight’s NBA game?
Prediction: Take San Antonio (+1.5)
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